Hoonigan Car Pack
- Thread starter C_Raccoon23
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I think, in light of recent events, you can kiss those Toyotas goodbye.
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Is it me it's a bit quite around here considering there's a new car pack about to launch!!
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- llClaude_Speedll
- BlazingSol05
PI ratings for the new cars? At work and can't check myself.
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I was to given any update when I launched the game and haven't been given any notifications about the DLC either.
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- llClaude_Speedll
- BlazingSol05
I must say, I'm quite pleased with the new cars. Plus the new Forza 7 trailer looks pretty darn awesome (is it new?).
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- llClaude_Speedll
- BlazingSol05
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- breyzipp
- breyzipp
Yeah that's my problem with them as well. The cars are okay to goof around with but they aren't that useful to race in.
I tried them all 7 quickly outside the autoshow and I liked the Mazda the most. I'm not good at drifting and the Ford Focus RS RX has been my go to car for drifting events to get 3 stars. I think this Mazda might be useful for that as well (I still need some 3 stars on the main land) as it seems to be quite easy to drift in.
In FM7 I don't think they will be that useful either unless the handling is changed a lot. Similar like the F&F car pack for FM6 at launch, I don't think I ever used those cars there.
But hey, for styling and showing off these cars (and the Hoonigan brand) for sure fit very well into a FH3 game, just as much as the Fast & Furious cars from those 2 DLC packs in FH2. But in FM7... not my thing.
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The Nova's pretty fun to drive, the Blazer is pretty good offroad (duh!) and I did not expect it to be that big, the RX7 is obviously best suited for drifting and will make quick work of the drift zones (I bested my score on the 3 zones I tried, and I'm usually not terrible at it) but yeah, the other 4... ehh. The 911 is an okay all-rounder I guess and the Escort is fun if not terribly useful, but the '55 is laughably terrible to drive (at least it looks cool) and the Hoonicorn is just insane.
The Nova's Forzavista is funny because they've perfectly replicated just how much of a piece of crap it actually is... There's a tow rope hanging from the trunk (which doesn't even close), the front bumper is bent, the chrome isn't all shiny and there's a vise-grip serving as a window handle on the driver's side door.
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- EYES_FRIED_OPEN
I love that escort. Not to crazy. Just right.
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- Firehound427
- CivicTypeR15
I recognize that this is a bit late (more than 12 hours after you posted this), and you've probably found them out by now, but I figure publishing the PI ratings for the Hoonigan cars would be a useful move. They are, as follows:
RX-7 Twerkstallion: S1 825
RWB 911 Turbo: S1 855
Loki K5 Blazer: A 747
Escort Mk2: S1 807
Napalm Nova: A 721
Hoonicorn Mustang: S2 962
Tri 5 By Fire Bel Air: C 592
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- Turboteg90
The 911 is perfect.
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- TPC_Raccooon23
- CRaccoon23
Normally, I'd buy a new car pack the day it releases, but I've been too fixated on completing FM2 before FM7 gets here. I'll check it out this weekend or something.
I do like how there are achievements revolved around using these cars. I would like to see more of this with car packs in the future, perhaps even events, so that way everyone can get some use out of them. Especially those who have already finished the game and want something else to do.
I do like how there are achievements revolved around using these cars. I would like to see more of this with car packs in the future, perhaps even events, so that way everyone can get some use out of them. Especially those who have already finished the game and want something else to do.
They should have been made into one and if you buy it for one game you get it for another. They are the same cars other than just one model changing between the packs. :/
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Bel Air. Can't turn, can't stop. But that's hardly what gassers are about, is it?
Mustang. 2017 hypercar in a 1965 suit.
Nova. A high quality show car pretending to be a backyard build.
Escort. Fun like a small RWD car with a lot of hp and grip should be.
Blazer. Raptor-like abilities off-road, but hate the nose. What was wrong with the original K5 Blazer front end?
Porsche. This is more RWB than Hoonigan, right?
RX-7. A Japanese sports car from the 1980s/1990s that's been turned into a drifter. That's fresh and original.[/snark] (To be fair, it is a very good drifter.)
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